EVERDRIVE N8 CIB *UPDATE*

[FamilyMan]

Hey guys,

I just finished designing the box to go along with my label, I've done CIB releases on Nintendo age before, but now its time for some fami love.  





Finished the manual, inside includes mapper chart, lines to write games you have stored, instructions, Etc.
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Let me know what you think.  

[L___E___T]

I like it.  I'm working on my own and hope it turns out just as nice.

[g_block]

Nice work! I was hoping to get a AV Famicom and go with the Famicom Everdrive, but it was just easier to get a NES top loader (and wait for the NES Everdrive)...oh well

[FamilyMan]

I like it.  I'm working on my own and hope it turns out just as nice.

Thank-you sir, you have my blessing. When its finished, post it on this thread: I'd love to see how
It turns out!  

Nice work! I was hoping to get a AV Famicom and go with the Famicom Everdrive, but it was just easier to get a NES top loader (and wait for the NES Everdrive)...oh well

No worries man! I picked up my AV famicom on one of my Thailand trips. Only reason I own one! Oh and
Did you hear krikz already made  the ntsc version of the everdrive N8. No adapter needed!

[P]

Beautifull!

BTW Famicom is also NTSC.

[manuel]

That looks great!
I love the box design!

[FamilyMan]

Beautifull!

BTW Famicom is also NTSC.

I always thought of famicom as JNTSC, and U.S. as NTSC....but to each his own right?

That looks great!
I love the box design!

Thank-you manuel! Im debating a manual hahaha.

[P]

Beautifull!

BTW Famicom is also NTSC.

I always thought of famicom as JNTSC, and U.S. as NTSC....but to each his own right?

That makes sense in a way since the NTSC standard was probably developed in USA and Japan got it from the Americans during the occupation. But in the video game world it's usually called NTSC-U so that it's not confused with NTSC-J when talking about game regions.

[L___E___T]

Do a Manuel (heh)!  I'm making a small one because without a manual, it's only CB...

[manuel]

Good idea, you can use a pic of me, too. 

[FamilyMan]

Beautifull!

BTW Famicom is also NTSC.

I always thought of famicom as JNTSC, and U.S. as NTSC....but to each his own right?

That makes sense in a way since the NTSC standard was probably developed in USA and Japan got it from the Americans during the occupation. But in the video game world it's usually called NTSC-U so that it's not confused with NTSC-J when talking about game regions.

Thanks for the information, great to know.

Do a Manuel (heh)!  I'm making a small one because without a manual, it's only CB...

Hahaha yeah might as well, ill post it soon.

[duo_r]

What is standard Fami manual size measurements?

Do a Manuel (heh)!  I'm making a small one because without a manual, it's only CB...

[NintendoKing]

My only issue with Everdrive N8 is that it costs nearly as much as all my entire Famicom collection together. I mean it would be cool for smooth Disk System emulating but the price is about $20 to expensive IMHO.

[P]

Yeah if you just plan to just use it to play games cheaply it might not be worth it. It doesn't help people like me who are into collecting hardware and manuals either. But the fact that you don't have to make a repro cart in order to play hacks or run homebrewed code on it appeals to me.

[L___E___T]

I wish I'd had one back when I first bought a Famicom - they're that good.